Reply to YotsubaEnjoyer
while its true they only show just a little bit of her past without going into much detail, I'd say it's worth reading either way. since hinamatsuri is the funniest manga I ever read. Not reading it for a small reason like that would be a shame as you'd be missing out on everything else it has to offer
| @YotsubaEnjoyer Read what's written before posting, he said he is considering buying it, not just reading it, there is a difference. I say Hinamatsuri is worth reading but it's not good enough for buying. |
Reply to otomon
@JoeChip Exactly, I could just go ahead and pirate it like most people, but I stopped doing that personally.. I notice when I actually own the manga, its a totally different experience than just binging it on some piracy site (ex: I take my time reading it, and I tend to retain the story better and value it more with physical books). Anyways.. you said it wasn't worth owning but ultimately I decided to buy it, I did enjoy the anime and lots of replies/reviews etc etc that I read say that the manga version is even better.. hopefully its true otherwise I just spent 300$ for nothing lol
| @otomon The thing is Hinamatsuri is good as long as the yakuza guy and Hina are focus characters unfortunately it later runs off steam when it drifts off to focuing on other characters expecially the minion Mary Sue character lsoes her charm and stops beişng funny quickly and a lot of chapters are dedicated to her |
otomon said: I am considering buying this manga, been sitting on my Amazon shopping list for a few days... but haven't decided to invest all that money yet, I been reading a ton of reviews, and it seems the consensus is that the manga never really develops Hina as a person (she is the same in the end as in Ch1) and that her past is never explored and just remains a mystery even by the end? Without any spoilers, is there any truth to this? Learning more about Hina`s past is what got me interested into buying the manga after watching the anime, so it would be a total deal breaker for me if they never expand on it (specially cause the anime kinda ended without really telling us much about the "new" character that knew Hina`s past). It most definitely develops Hina as a character, she grows and matures quite allt from since we first meet her in the beginning. It does touch on her past, but the focus is on the present. You should totally read it though. |
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| The hell are some of the replies in here? All of the nineteen Hinamatsuri volumes are absolutely worth buying. And yes, later on the comic delves a little into Hina's past. |
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